Standards vs Standardisation

Hello everyone, On this blog post, I will discuss the difference there is between standards and standardisation, why it is important to not only follow standards and when it is time to develop your own standards (standardisation). During my work, I often have this impression that clients are looking for best practices (see Jan Exner…

What happened to Datanalyst mid 2020 ?

Hello everyone, As you may have noticed now, it has been some times since I have posted new content on the blog, thus the legitimate question: What happened to the blog since May 2020 ? To give you a simple answer, I didn’t slack off and was actually busier than ever. We will cover some…

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Memories Living with your memories has always been something I struggled with. There is a fine balance to find between living in your memories and living with your memories. It has been and it is still quite difficult for me to know which one I am doing. Keeping my memories alive had several benefits on…

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This is a kick-off of a new series of article that will be more personal, more opinionated around things that I experience in my life. It is always hard to give one opinion without heading to some misunderstanding. I will try to give my view on some topics that are not really related to the…

One idea : Kierkegaard & Existentialism

It has been quite a long time since I have posted in this category and even though I have several ideas, I couldn’t apply them to a specific author. Lately I read deeper on Kierkegaard and he is an author very easy to link to a specific them : Existentialism. Few people know his name…

100…

As the 100th article on this blog has been published (time really flies), I wanted to let you know a bit on how it works and what drives this blog. You probably didn’t ask for this but it may interesting anyway so you get your expectations right on this blog. Thank you First of all,…

Online Advertising in 2022

In this post, I will give my view on how the web could adapt to the Google decision to remove support for 3rd party cookies in 2022.If you didn’t follow up on this, Google announced that their future Chrome browser will not support 3rd party cookies, but this change is not to come before 2…

Open Source for Analytics

As you may know by now, I am a big fan of open source tools and / or software that can be used by everyone. This approach is quite remarkable in a society that promotes capitalism. You create something that you think worthy enough to share but you do it for free when you could…

2019 Review & 2020 plan

This article will be my review for the year. Yes the year is ending and it is time to summarize what has happened, good things, bad things and what is coming now. Last year I did a bit of top blog posts on webanalytics and python for the year. To be honest, there are too…